Sentence examples for infantile games from inspiring English sources
The play unfolds in a single room of a house where a brother and sister, Haley and Presley, play infantile games, terrorise each other about the outside world, binge on chocolate and medicines.
He wrote that he could no longer tolerate a literary milieu that reduced art to "a series of irresponsible infantile games," and said that he found it "impossible to participate in literary life, to publish even in publications I find sympathetic".
The president can act; he does not need any authority from Congress to do so, and he does not have to submit himself to McConnell's infantile games.
A poem by Voltaire, praising Christian for his wise and virtuous embrace of reason, arrives when His Majesty is in bed playing an infantile game in which he, his dog and his wife's page are courtiers and Moranti is king.
And their infantile macho games (they compete on every level, even conducting an onanists' Olympics on side-by-side diving boards) seem more like baby steps than ever when they meet Luisa (Maribel Verd).
But then Lena Dunham talks provocatively about very complex infantile sibling sexual power games.
It's mostly derivative platformers involving infantile characters and party games that require hours of intense, convoluted gameplay.
Let us also acknowledge how precarious and fictitious a winning position always is (you take Neymar out and the entire team comes crashing down like a game of jackstraws), and how infantile soccer victories are: a few minutes of ecstatic glee, cheeky headlines, obnoxious Internet memes, and bragging rights.
It is infantile arrogance.
